Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 4, Number 62, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1848 — Page 3

3 n b i a n a legislature. HEI'ORTED FOR THE INDIANA STATE 6ENT1NEL. SEN AT R. Thursday, December 21, IS43. Reports frirni Committees. My Mr. rfirr, ngninst the expediency of calling a convention ( amend the constitution ; concurred in. Iljr Mr. English, (or tlie relief of John Crover; passed lo n second reading. Tins hill appropriates $24 18 to said Croter. Several Mil wr reported back by committees and engrossed for a third reading on to-morrow. Resolutions OJJered. y Mr Houghton, fixing upon Tuendny the lGth nf January, for tlc adjournment of the Legislature sine die; adopted. lly Mr. Miliiken, instructing the committee on finance to inquire into the expediency of substituting for our present assessment s$tem, the system now puisued in the fcsmte of Ohio; alopted. Hv Mr. Dole, making inquiring r f the hoard of trustees of tfie Wal ash and Erie Ctunl in regird to the steps taken in relation to constructing certain fide cuts to tke Wah ish river, and requiring other information in relation to the proceedings of Maid trustees, &c, adopted. By Mr. Conduit, instructing the committee on finance to iuq-iire into the expediency of so amending the reve

nue laws a to provide fr the payment into the ctate Treasuiy the revenue of the current year prior to the 1st dav of January : adopted. ily Mr. Harvey, requiring the remarks made by Messrs Hendricks and Davis on the death of Hon. Samuel Goodenow, to he entered on the journal of the Senate ; adopted. UiUs Introduced. I!y Mr. Miliiken, to establish a Main and Female Institute in the city of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county ; referred. Hy .Mr. llandaJI, to incorporate the Fort Wavno Medical Society ; read second time and referred. Hy Mr. Coits, for the relief of II. K. Wright and Jacob üarku ; read second time and referred. Ity Mr. Rondeau, authorizing ceitain persons therein named to build a darn aerons the west folk of White river in Greene county ; parsed to second reading. nil's Patted. Incorporating the Hrookville and Ftirfied turnpike comprint. Authorizing the sale of school land in certuin counties therein named. Amending the net incorporating the New Albany and Salem Railroad company ; ayes 3o, noes 5. The bill reducing the salaries of the trustees of the Yahali and l'rie Canal, came on its third reading. Mr. Kobinsou moved to amend the bill by adding a section declaring that the legislature disapproved of the amount of the salaries now allowed. Mr. Dohi moved to recommit the bill with instructions to the commiltee to reduce the salary of the resident trustee no lower than that of the non-resident trustees. Mr. Uou-sseau moved to amend the instruction b) adding, that the President Judges of Circuit Courts in this Slate hall hereafter receive a salary of one thousand dollars per annum ; laid on the table. Mr. Graham moved to reconsider the vote laying the last amendment on the table; which carried. The amendment was then taken up and debated at considerable length by Messrs. Davis, Osb.irn, and Robinson, in tavor t the amendment, and Messrs. Henry, English and Miliiken, in opposition. On motion, the amendment vaa again laid on the table. The nuestion then beine UDon referring with instruc tion, it was decided in the negative, ayes 21, noe 23. Mr. Porter movod to reconsider the vote, pending which, the Senate adjourned. AFTLRJOON SE55IOM. The question on tec insideiir.g the vote on the enerosmer.t tf the bill leduciog the salaries of the trustees of the Wabash ai d Erie canal was put and carried. Mr. I'otter moved lo amend by striking out the second sectiuti of the bill, and inserting in its stead a sect no dechtii g that the Legislature doc not apptove of the salaries row fixed, nor will they approve f ' laiger salary he in allwd than that mmrd iu the first section of this bill; aJuL'l'd. i i n motion of Mr. O.th, the bill and amendment weie refened to a select committee, consisting t f Mesin. ür'h, Hei.ry. Dole, Kutirison, and llatmitk.to report to-morrow mun.iii. Hüls Passed. Chanirjj the rime of Mary Miranda, L&ndium. Authoiizmg Patsey C. PadJiog to sell certain real estate inheiitt'd fiom her fill er. Fixing the times of holding the courts in the eleventh judicial CllCU.it. Amending the act incoiporating the Ceutrevillc aod Abinton turnpike compiny. Amending section CO of chapter 33 of tle leviseJ statutes of IS 13 (to extend to JelTein county only.) Amending the 1jv irlativc to costs in appeals fiom justice s of the peace. Antei (l.t jj the law i i lelation to granting divoices. Autli-j.-iznig David M s to fell ccit-tiu tone in Hamilton cour.iy. i'tovi ltiig f i ttaiisfenipg the pteent law library to the Sttetand nuking it a part of the State libraiy, and apptopiutug -fliMi aiiinnllv for the puichise of Uw book and report ayes 30, noes 12. Ii corpo.tin ihe Aurora and Loii'hrey turnpike company. Kpealni, section three of chapter 2S of the evied statu'ch tf 1SLI, irlatne lo contiacts with Indians. liToipoiatiiig the Genual Association of IJjptists in Ind;ao i. Ftn the ielif of YVillhm Atmstiong. Inc rpoiating 'he Madison Manne Insurance company. lic.,ip(iaiiii the Richmond hiideai d luinpike company. For ihe it lit f of Lavina Whi-t Icr. Amfiiilirg Ihe act au'hiiz'ug the eonstiuction of plank and coal road. For the telirf of the trustee of Ihe Methodist Kpicopl chuich in Knckpoit. Changing the mode of doing county business iu Orange cttuiify. Kxtrrding the time of the Match aod June sessions of the board ul ci).rirnitioiieri of Knox county. llue till, ptovidmg for Ihe election of suiorvison of hi,was in th rouniic f Ircatur, J irrron. Sic. Mr nt,. in icpuitcd tack Ihe bil authorizing Ihe construction (I pi ink roads, with amendments ( Coticuned in, and th- hil! paed. Mr ilirdin.rn leive, introduced a bill to incorporate 1he Ftanklin and White tivcr luinpike and trust company ; read kcco'xt timf at d icferied. The j .int itsolutiou authitizit' the State LiNiarian lo pt)i(h:ise the p.nnlin of i ipfccan e battle i;tuod, now iu Hie lit.iaiy lowtn, at 0, came up on its srcoiid leading. Mi Miller mvivfd to amend by tiiking out $200 an in-si-itin yllm; carried, and the ieolution was engrossed yv , i oe I I. The till aut!uiizing the vole rs of Decatur county, to vote in any p ut of the county , came up on its second icjdio; Mi. Miller moved lo tefrr it t the committee on eleclioru. Mr llutiiiMifi pposcd the lefeietice of the bill. Mr K. sail thii it u as tiele, anl onl v caloiU'ed to, defeat Ihe ob jeet of the I ill. It was a local act ; one which would benefit the liiiciist f Decatur county, and oppress no one. The county of Iifcalur was so situated and divided, that it was fiMjuetitly im;x'VHit)lc for many of the tjualified volets tu get to iht ir pioper piecinct, on iccountofthe huh wateis. Under the exiiin laws, many of Ihe citit-n were frequently depiivid f the important and contitutioual privilege of votm. He would sty nothing now about the constitutionality of the exiting laws ou this subject, lie had, the two last seKn, introduced a simihr till, and he intended to cou tinue imroducini; such a bill as long as he should be permitle i i i retain a eat iu this Senate, or until he gat it passed. He hoped the till would nt be re fett cd. Mr Miller withdiew his motion to refer, and moved that the hill he made genetal. I he ar and noes weie called on this mot im, and iriulte l an S, t.oes 3. 'I he question thtn bein upon Ihe engrossment, the bill was loot ayes IS, noes 2. On leave, Mr. Ktudtll introduced a bill to incorporate ihe Foit Wayne and Southern railroad company j icid a teat J lime and teftried. On nu.tiun f Mr Miller, ihe bill repealing the law exempt in w heat, corti, grass, and other annual products, from distress and sale for lei.t, was taken up, and ou motion to enCuts, was hst. On leave, Mr. Casatt offeied a rrsulution requesting the State Litoainn. to tint tut to ihe Senate, certified copy of joint ie solution No. 2UJ, j atsed at last sessun of the Lcgisla tuie ; adojle !. S. veral bills and joint resolutions wne taken up, read a sec' nd time, and referied or engiossed. et ate adjourned. houm: or kepkssentativi:, Tiii hsuat, December 21. The IIouso met at 0 o'clock. The peitker hid lefore the House communication from the Auditor of Nate. Petition, .Memorial am! Itemonttrance. lly liy liv Hv Hy other Mr Ross, petition for täte road. .Mr Webster, for location of Slate road. Mr Snook, petition md read. Mr Line, for turnpike road. Mr Meacham. petition of Joseph Holman and l?y Mr Thompson, petition from citizens nf Washing ton lor exemption Irom school tax. Ily Mr Huckleberry, telative to tale of ardent pirit liy Mr Thompson, petition fr reürf. IJy Mr IJ.u&eau, petition Irom cilixas of Green coun ty, to prevent the poisoning of fih. Report from Standing Committees. Ily Mr Ford from the committee on elections, joint res duti n to change the manner of electing President and Vice President uf the United btatea; reported bark, and recommending it parage. IJy Mr Allen from the judiciary commiltee, a biJ rel alive to mretie of justice of the peace. Hy Mr Dunn, from the judiciary, bill lo amend sc. 3C, chap. 31, I'. 8., recommending inJcCr.ite postponement, vhich was concurred in. Ily Mr Dunn, from the ju liciary, agair.it the espedi.

ency of changing present mode of electing prosecuting attorneys. Ry Mr Dawson, from the judi iry, bill regulating fees ami salsrie of certain officers in Delaware county. By Mr. Julian, bill to amend an act abolishing docket fees; also against the expediency of amending chap. 30, R. S. Ry Mr Itelso, bill to legalize certain sale made by the Auditor cf b'tate. Ry Mr Julian, against the expediency of amending 40ih chapter R S. Ry Mr Rryant. from committee on education, against the expediency of C3f-ih!ihing institution for the education of female in physiology, medical science, and more particularly in midwifery. Ry Mr. Line, from committee on education, lull explaining a certuin act therein named, and sgiinst the expediency of legislating on ihe au jct. Ry Mr Dobson, from committee on roads, bill for the relief of Robert Jones. Ry Mr Ross, from committee on corporations, to amend act of incorporation of Madison and Voungstown turnpike compiny. Jlepmis from Select Committee. Ry Mr. Frzer, bill to change the time of holding court in Porter and Laporte counties. Ry Mr. Dlakernore, bill amendatory of the charter of the Michigan Road company. Ry Mr. Hicks, bill for the relief of Manuel Foltzraff.

Ry Mr bhaw, bill authorizing ihe commissioners of Hamilton county to borrow money; amended by inserting Tipton county. Ry Mr Line, a bill incorporating Moscow and Bloomingl'n Turnpike company. Resolutions. By Mr. Dawson, of ir.quiry into the expediency of declaring specially by law, the true intent and meaning of the act defining duties of county treasurer, in certain cases. Ry Mr. Ross of Miami, of inquiry a to amount of canal land scrip issued by authority t the State, for the completion of ihe W. ar.d E. canal east cf the mouth of the Tippecanoe river, and the amount included and cancelled previous to transfer of said canal to Board of Trustees Ry Mr. Bundy, of inquiry into the expediency of repealing all lawsexempting property from sale for State and county revenue. Ry Mr Starbuck, that inasmuch as he did not inflict a speech on this Ilouc on the question of slavery, that he be allowed to publish one in his county which shall have all the force and effect, as if delivered here. llills Introduced. Ry Mr Doogheity of Boone, relative to county commissioners in Roone county. Ry Mr Rouleau, to extend the jurisdiction of justices of the peace in certain caes. Ry Mr Gessie, to incorporate Perrysville and Georgetown plank road company. Ry Mr. Wolfe, amending the latier part of the Cth section of an act relative to the Central Canal. Ry Mr. Rippey, relative to township business. Ry Mr Ford, relative to the real and personal estate of John Fishley. Dy Mr Brady, relative to the compensation of Adjutant General. Ry Mr Buskirk, requiring commissioners to sell real estate, lo give bond and take oath. Ry Mr Chambers, to change the mode of doing business by certain county officers. Ry Mr Rousseau, to reduce the numher of grand jurors in CIreene county. Ry Mr Wiustandley, relative to duties of Auditor and Agent of State. By Mr Barbour, allowing the Probate court in Bartholomew county to tit two weeks. By Mr Alexander, extending the time of working on road i. By Mr. Ruskirk, to change the name of a town in Monroe county. Ry Mr. Maddox.to incorporite Covington Drawbridge company. Ry Mr Ford, relative to the collection of taxes. Ry Mr Rukirk, providing for opening highways, and for other purposes. Ry Ml Drake, creating Marion Court of Commnn Pleas. Ry Mr Hendricks, to extend provisions of act therein named. Ry Mr Dunkirk, regulating fees of justices of the peace. By Mr Spencer, to repeal an act extending jurisdiction of justices of the peace. By Mr Wolfe, amendatory of a law relative to non-n s-idf-nts. By Mr. Maddox.f .r the relief of M. W. Wright. Ry Mr Buskitk, for relief. Ry Mr Odell, to amend a certain section of tho R. S. Ry Mr Rippey, relative lo township assessor. By Mr Wolf, ammend itory of .a certain portion of R. S. relative to suits at law. On motion, the Houso adjourned. If there are any omissions or mistakes in this morning's reports, it is moru the fault of those who seemed to think Ihnt every thin? depended on the introduction of their resolutions and bills, just at this particular time, than the fault of THE REPOR TER. AF TKRTSOOX SESSION. Houe met at 2 o'clock. The Senate bill t incorporate a company to construct a rail road from Rvnnsville, Indiana, to meet the Ohio and Mississippi rail road at or near the town of Otncy, in the Slate of Mil. ois; read a second ami third time and passed. The resolution of Mr Dohson which was to empower the commiltee to whom was referred the petition of James Gdllatly, to send for person and pspers, and which was insdc the special order of business for to dsy at 2 o'clock, was taken up and adopted. Tho House proceeded to the regular order of tusincsp, which was Senate bills on first reading. A mesaaqe from the Governor, returning certain bills, and giving; his reavon for withholding his signature at the Iat t;ehion. wari on motion of Mr. Dunn, taken up, and on a call of the nyca nnd noca, was lout On motion the Houo udjoumed. SKNATK. I'atnT, Dec. 22, IS4S. Petili ois, tV. prts-nted. Hy MtJMJ. Hciod.MÜlia:!, anj Maldt, which were ppiopiitvlj' rcfeiieJ. Resolutions djj' t ed. I' Mr f)b'Hli, inOtuc(iii tlie committee on unfuiWticd bnnin, lo irimit to lb Srnate, bill of I be ue. No. 377. of he lal msioti of the Ccnenl Aemhly t adopted. Ity Mr Watet, iim'inctint; the commitlee on apiculture to repol a bill o amtntii; tbeextrav lw, to piuvUe that he takvr up id any eluy horic, mate, or lri hlimr. nhuuhl not be allowed anylhin f.-r keeping tbr ainp, provided (mch boie, maic, or i;eldii'K, weie a woik hois( adopted. I.V j ass'd. Joint ieo!utioti of the IKue, in lelalixi to the cxiitin post iithre lawn. I'o a me ti d an act in teUtion to hih water in Jackon county Foi Ihe telirf of John MeCulloch, of Can county. To Increase the j ay of the auditor nf Hamilton county. Joint resolution authotiin the ptirchae of the paiutine repitsrniiti the Tippecanoe battle nioun-l, now in the Stale Libiatv. To incoiporate the Fort Wayne medical nciely. The j int teiolutiou d the II ue, in tela lion lo the exten lim of nl ivi t) , carne up on i ireond lea.lin. ihi-i reolutioi M merely docUiatot y t it has hern pub lUiiet iu Ihe j lom-ilinui i l the Ilouic Mr rth moved to amend, by MnWii.e out all after the ie solving elauso, und iieeitit a itsoluliou oll'eicd by him on Ihe nec'ind I iy of the eioti, A division f the iieitiin bein called for, th queti n W4i up-n trikin out, which wai carried yc 27, noc Mr liutklc muvid to refer the whole to the committee on federal leUlion. Mr Oith oppoMd the refeience. He that hi ieidti lion hud gone to tint committee, and i he predicted, the resolution had i;ooe to the tomh wni!J never be teen aiiu. lie tlol not wih lo dicnHi the uxduii in of the Hout, but hii Fee Soil friend fiotn Ieaiboi n, did ho a p. pea led v.ti-fud wi:h the resolut ion of the llou-e. He thought the lime far dutarit when Ihe Noith woiil.l act in this matter, w ith.iut consulting the inteictts and liht of the S .Uli. Thce reiotuiiotx of the lloue amount to nothing meiely derlainiK (hat Iho newly accjuited tniitoryis tow fiee and ought bnever t lemain . The North inolved Hai, and the South would icolve ditferentl) that was all there wn of it. He iva for iiiatiurlinj Congre to cxetci e the jower which (.'ungie und nibtedly had, to prohibit Ihe introduction of laveiy in said leiiitoiy, Coijrcsj hat the CiiiMtttutionn) power to make such a law, and it wa propel and expedient that Cot gie should pass a liv,riot only dcclating that (hit terti'oiy is now tree, but tint it shall lima in fiee foievei. Under this ttcclaiatoty law, which ainoimt d to nothing tnoic than a meit expression of opinion, on paper, which wiu!d int ptevent slaveholders Tom einigialinjf with their slave to this newly acipiired tettitoiy, and theie they would lemaiu. He was oiry to e men heie, pit feeing to be Fiee Soit men, icpieseiitiug a Fie S.il constituency, ujjaiiii4 over this matter giving calon.l in molasses lo please the palatis of the South lo avoid nutating the feelings of the Smith. Mr Mct'arty ai 1 tint thcie was no ttti divcuity of opinion in this body upon sUveiy j the spirit and object of all the ie-outnus weie bnot identical, an 1 the pal diirerence was only as to thepi)vifr lobe invoked, Ihe iniliuinent and meaua to be ued, to prevent slaveiy in H.e new terribrie. The slave tiade has bei n denounced with the penally of piracy by our cotciii'i ciif, a? a tneanj of aireslitif it growth and extendi , and in hi opinion no lapse of time could lipen to an ab-otact ilht, the (iOrity in slaves, acquired ty leatinj; the unhtppy aubjects of it hotn their homes, and depriving thrm f tin ir libeily. Dut the institution was int i woven with our t. litical fianie wnilc, and the power lo abrogate it in the Slates, docs not exiil ; aud if the Statt s can claim this immunity fiom restiiction I y Corgtess, it is an argument for similar immunity in the territories. He contended that all laws should emanate fiom the ubjeclif thoe laws j it was a fundamental piincipleof lepMtdicauism. and ls of a foicin oiiin (as laws fiamid by Cookie-, in which aid tenitury is net iep-

nsented,) is an usurped, and not a delega ed power. That I

ill., tt.ll ..I ll... . I ... L. . . . L 1 ... - I- ...11 I - ! "I " . I r"p' "Jiuinei- a,,,,...., r due i t a conquered State, that the customs, laws and msti'iiti ns, which I hey had reated up and loved, should be secured to tt.em. this argument against the exercise of power by Congtes, .-a. .a Leiives weight lu tn ihe Uct that the lelati .n sou analogies existing between the geueial g ivriinnetit and these tertitone, ate Ihe same with those which exited between the thirteen colonies and ihe mother countiy; aud an exe.cise f the law making puWerover the colonies, without lepte-enta-tion, gave biith to our revolutionary war. A principle th it i Wi sacred then, is sacred now ; and if Cookies i o cxeicie this light in delegation of the sovereignty of the people, i what lirnit are to be put to pown f The power of tuitoue and states may be so mutilated and maimed, that but a meie reincai t m iy only be left. Hut if the power be excited by Comtess, it may an 1 can , be ullima'ely changed by the people inhabiting those territones lie oidioaiice of I7s7, wa abend, moditied ami icpeal. d. in part, Uv the tei i itorics and t.itcs u;m.ii which it opeiated, and it will not le contended that one p riiou of it is none acied than another. Legi. atiju by Ciigic-s, pmhibiting tdavcty, would le idle and nugatory ; and wo:se as a meie exercise of power, irtilatin;; the South by a barren victoiy. with no reolt, and idiiuiaieii ivi vc4en met HS oi oui cumt-uei atj. utiuiti ISeither of

Ihe laities holding adverse opinions, should be humiliated by j J . L:t,,k. i cc . r i .t such a v.ctory. l?e cn-end.'i that Ihe non-inle.fe.ence pol- ! Because, while the practical effect of both are icy, which would piecrvr the existing I itv by which sUveiy ! lhe same, namely, to delerslave-holders from carrying their is excluded, should not be abandoned. And as it is conceded j slaves thither, the form and manner of the latter is much that positive Uw must exit, cicatmg and recognizing sla- j more olPnsive to the south than that of the former, which very, or it can have no existence; and as theie is no evil in j (letter) under the name of the "Wilmot Proviso," has the exiting law to be lemedied, it is an idle expenditure f J been the source of bitter and dangeious sectional quar-Icjii-Utive power, or a meie blandishing of that power in an j rejg

instilling manner, io i tie people oi tnose teiiuoiies, w no nave alieady framed laws by which this gicit principle of human libetty is secuitd. ll is a principle iu mechanics, and holds good in h gisUliou, that the least power that a tree is the designed bjecl, is botli wio and politic; and the tesolutiou of the Housj, whilst it as elTectually excludes slavery, secures to Ihe people intact their lijjht to legislate, und secures to themselves the gloiy oi excludnm slaveiy. And as the difference of inemleis is only about ihe teims in which Ihe reSolutions are to be cuched, their emphasis and extent, that the mildest foim should be adopted. The discussion was fuither paiticipated in by Mesrs. Milliken and Graham, in the alünoative, and Messt. Uolloway, Robinson, and 0bome, in the negative. Messis. Miliiken and ftraham, thought it proper and better that the resolution and amendment should in accordance with the usual mode of doin Luines, (particularly as this was an impottant mattet) be refeired to a committee. There was no necessity for uth hut headlong hade. The Senate should tiauact their business coolly and deliberately, and know what they weie doing befote they cast their votes upon so impoitant a measure. Those opposing the reference, thought it unnecessary dehy. That Senators were as leady to vote upon the question uow as they wuld evei be. The question was thcu upon refeiring, pending which the Senate at'jouintd. AFTEnNOON S ESSIOIS. Mr Stewart moved a call of the members, which was done, and the absentees sent for. On motiun, the fuither call of the Senate was suspended. Mr Head called for a division of the qucsti u. The question then peing upon lommitiug, the ayes and noes were called, and the lesolution was not teferred ayes 21, noes 23. The question then iccuued upon toe adoption of the amendment ollered by Mr. Otih. Mi. Million n moved to amend the amendment by stiikiog out nil of the fust lesolution after the word Ijw, iu the sev enth line, and insertirg" prohibi'iog the infioducti on of slaveiy inlo tetiiti'ties duiio their tenitoiial existence." Mi.stewait advocated the ametidoient. He went into a tome what lenglhv debate upon the cnstitutional points j laired duiiin; the discussion of the slaveij' question by diJferent Senatois. lie contended ih it the lemtorial leilaturt s ! under a general power to legislate given thfm by Congicss, j had no power 1. 1 establish slaveiy in the tetiitoties, as Coniess j did not possess the power t e'ahbsli slaveiy iu thoe teuiitoiies; consequently, the tenitoiiil legiUtuie, under the jgeiieial powci to legislate, could not exeicise a power which j Congress did not possess, viz : to extend slaveiy into tcni i tories now fiee. Mr Stkwart was teplied to by Messrs. Oitmrne aud Darts, at omc length ; conteiidin that teititoiinl legislatuies had the power lo esUblisti ulavery, provided they were not piohit'i'fd by Countess ! Mi McCaity smd he did not deny tint Congress had the I power to legisla e over teititoiie to some extent, bul Con- ' gte-s could nut anomale tu itself that power it was deiived ' from the people. The laws governing a people, mut be male by the will and ancti' ticd by the people, otheiwise such guvrinmctil would le despotic and repuuaut lo the i riiucinles of our free government. Mi Milligan withdiew his amendment, and again olfcted the same, with the addition of the following: "otherwise j than the puuishmeut of peisons who shall be convicted of cume." Mr Henry called for a division of the question. The question was upon striking out the Utter portion of the fust lesolution itTcied by Mr. Oith, as piopostd by Mr. Milligac Mr liar lin moved to adjourn lot ayes 18, noes 2G. Mr Buckles moved to aij jurn ayes 23, i;ots 22. Senate adjourned. HOUSE OP RLPin:sENTATIVEH. 1'kioay, December 2, lcld. House met at nine o'clock. Petitions, ijY., Introduced. Ry Mr. Snook, petition, reh-rrrd without reading. Bp Mr (Jossie, remonstrance ag-iin-t tato roads. Ry Mr. Howell, petition, referred without reading. Ry Mr. Bryant, petition, referred without reading. Rr ports from ( low milt' es. Ry Mr Dunn from committee on education, hill regulating loan t f county seminary funds. By Air Kelso ngainsi expediency of legislating on petition id' Ransom Phillips. Rv Mr Dow ling Iron) committee on canals and internal improvements, bill for relief ol Timothy (iriliith and othcis J ly Mr Ldnionton, from coinmitteo on corporntion, ; bill incorporating Madison County Hydraulic Manuf.ic. turmj üoinpinv. From ciiii, bill incorporating Nashville and Hleomington Railroad Comp any. Iv Mr Hunt Irom conmiltee on benevolent und eientifn: institution, hill to fill blank in section 3t, of net go 1 venting Insane Hospital Hy Mr Johnston, hill to incorporate Trtirttcc of the : Fernab? Collegium Seminary at (jreeneantle, Ind. i IJy Mr Dobaon, bill for tho relief of cir.zen of Owen , county . j lv Mr Snook, hill for tho purposo of having Benno of ! qo tlili-! voters tiiken to nmend tntitulion. ' lly Mr Dobsoti, bill f.r ihn relief of SiHanimh fiivnn. I v Mr Catniile-ll . bill to incorporate Mt. Cnriuel nnd I Ilnrriäon Tornpik (. Hy Mr Orr, bill regulatiiig feed and ttalaiiea of certain ollicerit iu tho county ! Delawum. Resolution tijftred. Ity Mr I.oier, that tho IIoiiso will, tho SciihI conrurrin, mljourn sine tlie ou tho loth Jiinoary. Iuid oil til' Initio. Ity Mr Line, tlntt th rcinurku of Mr Dunn nnd Ihn reuoluimti of Mr Dowling relntive to the death id' Mr (iood enow bo entered on Ihe journal. Ity Mr I'.dwards, that Ihn peciut order of the day for tint '..Stli bo taken up in committee of the whole. Mr lMiiiondtn moved to nno-nd by utrikin out from rewolvin c.l tusi, mid inserting that when this iuso nd jnnrn on Salurdny, it ndjourii to uu-et on Tuesday the Vltilh, at 'J o'clock, which wn accepted. Tho n-xolmion mo nmended whk adopted. lly Mr Line, tint a committee bo nppoiuted to vail ou the principal of the Deaf on I Dumb aud IJIind Asylums and RHcerfnin when ihey will bo ready to tnako exhibition to Ihe Lcßinln urc, ol the pupiU of raid Asyluum. lly Mr Vance, of inquiry as to tho jurisdiction of justice.s of tho peace in punishing for ale of ardent rpirits. Iii Us Introduced. Ily Mr. Huckleberry to amend an act incorporating tho Indiana Canal Company. Ity Mr. Ford, to provide for tho election of petit jurors, Uy Mr. Flure, relative to tho commiKksioners of the western division of the IJulfalo nod Mississippi tail road company. Hy Mr. Cotton, to amend un act relative to leasing oUte prison. Hy Mr Allen, to nmend an act incorporating the Mt. Vrrnndon New Harmony turnpike compiny. Hy Mr Cunphcll, to attach certain towiihhip to Hlark f.-rd county. Hy Mr (i odin, retative to the manner of nsaessinjr, State and county revenue in the countie of Daviess and Martin, On motion the Houso adjourned. AFTKKNOO MESMION. House met at 2 o'clock. Th Ilous proceeded I thu order nf business which wan hi !U ou firt and second reading. Hills Passed. Hill to incorporate the CnileJ Piotevtant Ctennnn t. Zion Church in 3hi Ihy county wis read a second aud third lima and passed. Hill rotative to bridge, A.c. in Fuyette county ; read a second and third time and passed. Oo motion the House adjourned. How to Kt:i:r a Houhi: fkom Stj:avim;. The Icelanders hive a most curious cuMlotn, and u most effectual one, of preventing horses from "trtyin, I M-liirli io nnoilinp tu flint iitiinfrv 'Pn-it innlliitinn p ' . i I for instance, am riding too;,hor Without attend.tlltn, und wishinir l.i nliirht for the riiiroo.e of viitimr Kfn object at a dir'nnce frtmi the ro:id, thiy tic tho head of, no horno to tho tail of the other, ai.ri tln head of , . . n, e .i i .i .i 7 thiN to the toil of the former. In this state, it is utterly iniiio!uhli3 that thv con move mi cither back wards or forwards one nnllinone way, and the other another; and therfre, if dispoed to move at all, it will bo only in n circle, nnd even t lien there murt . ... , i i.i be mi aoreetuent to turn llicir hoad the same way. I AVE NO Fl ENDS TO REWARD AMD NO EKKMIESTÖ I'UN'ir.H. '.. ToyW.

Hit. FMmoiiilstonN Report.

0l l? joinijitt9oluti,s reative to the Extension Slavery Mr. Speak ku i The select committee to whom was j referred tKe several resolutions on the subject of slavery in , the Territory a of the UuitcJ Stales, have had the subject the I erritorn of the LudcJ Stales, have had the subject . . . - under cor sideration, and a rnsj rily of the commiltee have directed me to report. All ihe resolutions referred to your committee, have for a Iheir nbj ct : Firtt, To dechire that by the existing laws the territories recently acquired from Mexico are now free; and Secondly. That they ought to remain free. In furtherance of these principles, one set of resolutions proposes to instruct our Senators and request our Representatives in Congress to vote for a law providing that there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary servitude in these territor e. The others declare it 1 1 be expedient that Congress should pass a Joint Resolution, or other act, embodying a declaration of the existing laws on this subject in said Territories. Your committee are of opinion, that it is more expedient to instruct our Senators, and request our Representalives io vote ur a ueciaraiory resolution, than lor a pro- . i Secondly. Because, while a prohibitory law is the appropriate form, in the case of slave Territory, as for example, the North Western Territory, a Declaratory Resolution is the proper form in the case of free territory like New Mexico and California ; in the first case slavery has to be excluded, in the second it bus no existence, aud if any action bo necesssry it can b? only a public declaration of the fact from an authorized source. Thirdly. Recause. in all probability, a Declaratory Resolution, can be pissed throujh boih branches of Congress, while a prohibitory law is likely to fail in the Senate. In accordance; with these vi-ws, ihe committee recommend the piHsige of Joint Resolution No. 18. And the committee recommend that the several other resolutions on the same subject he laid on the table. What Slaveky Dji:s. In the Ire States every body works ! It is considered, in them, the duty of all : he alone is held in disrepute who is an idler. .More. All chisscs really regard labor as honorable, it is for nil the natural, lx;$t condition of man. Now see the result. The v calth of Ronton is woll known. We have no city in the Union rich. We doubt if many richer can bo found in the world. How come this! T.ie soil around is poor ; the climate is severe. What Boston has, Roston had t make to make hy hard and constant toil. Whence, thru, hor advance ! Recause hilxvr isv'peeted, and those who labor arc more rt'Fpcctcd bec-ii-c tln"y do so. One fact shows t!a. In IS 13, out of 19,037 private fainilicH in R ston, 13,741 kept no servant; only had more than one ! Where can puch n. result he shown in the slave States ? Lahor is shunned there. In and out of the cities, it is to a great extent, o;iidered disreputable. No where, therefore, in the South, have we that industry which btiihN up which makes communities and States thrive, which renders a whole people selfdependent, prosperous, greatHow long shall we pay the penalty 1 How lnr suller from the disabilities and exactions of slavery 1 J.onhivle Journal. IIucKwiiKAT Cakks. Tho jriddlo on which cakes j nro baked should never be touched with grease. Firr-t-Iy, been uso it impurt n rancid tust. to the cakes. Socotully, if a I'ookini; stove b? used, it fills the kitchen, if not the whole house, with the smell of burnt grease to sny nothing of tli? parade, and boasting t one's neighbor-, by betrnyinrr wlint we ure to have fvr breakfast. Wnh tho griddle with hot soap sud; scour with dry sand, and when heab-d for use, ruh it well with n spoonful of line salt nnd a roarse cloth. It will then be ready to receive the cuke. After each cjike is removed, the salt rubbing must be repeated. If the fir.t does not succeed, try it nrrain, nnd you will ever after follow this nadvice of an old housekeeper. Critics FAi;r.r. The editor of the Literary iazette, utiys " The expression, the two first, is niKjuestiomihly rrroneous, if not ungrnnmatical. There can he no two lirstn." Tli" tünxenw C.'ironicle quotes thn grammar ukae, and clenches it thus: Neither cttu th-re he two lasts. Vet no error is more common, even in the writings of the bot authors." If so, we may nsk, ran there h more than one best author? Hut we humbly submit that both our brethren nre palpably wronj;. Tust let them suppose that Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith had a proeessio'i, marching two ubreu"t that Mr. Thompson and Mr. Williams bring u j) the rear and then tell us whether Messrs. Jones and Smith are not the" two lir.t," and Mcshth. Thompson and Williams the "two last." "I AINT AOOIN; Ti I.) ANVTIUN't F I.SH." There are certuin st plirases that, onee under way, "take." as the saying is, und are "nil theo." Just now, the expreesSion above tpioted is Iho f tsliionuble? reply to almost anvthing that is nkrd. Not long sineo a minister stepped into a house so the papers say and found a Ind) .nakinn nusri.n. lie asked h;r what she was making that bustle for 1 She said she intended lo weur it to preaching next iSundny. 'Von don't intend to wear that bus'.le to church" nkd the man of Israel. "I don't intend to wear anything else," replied the fair one. Iu the burial place of Princeton C illege are three ff 'as graves. 1 wo suie ty side arc Mirmountetl ly tablets recording the virtues of those who Meep below, and who died Presidents of that august intitulion. They are ihe tinnhs of the father und grandfather of Purr. At their feet nnd partially between, is a third grave, but without head stone, untiiinrned and sunken iu. There rests Aaron Purr. Slurried. At Mt. Meridiin, In., on the I7lh innl. , by Asa Cooper Ksq.Mr. Damif.l Thomas to Mim Jclia Aüf Hkatix, all of tho ahovo named place. May bliK as puro as lMcti's waa Hentrcw their path with flowers ; Aa hand in hand they gently pds Amid life's roiy bowers. For jrentln is the silken lio Which Hymen throws nround them, And miy their hearts forever he Ait worm ai Hymen found them. EUSSOIJ TI). fpill' rVinr1arM hcrelorore r tinting brlwwn Iii inqtrrlhers In I'lie rily f lifli i u ip 1 , iimlrr ihn ii.imo, nt)le, nml firm of Hi vltlsoii.t r.mtiwctl, is lliii 1 iy ilisolvej hy mutual consent. J. M. Ilrnmwrll St To. nre li-rly nullinrl.rit to urtOn all llii luiwl-n-K ef our m iII Ixir firm, tit wImhh all erHiis IndrUcil are requested to make liiiiiiediate payment. A. II D WIDSON, JOHN M. IIUAMWKLI.. 1 lie su'iHcrilters will routimia In luilnes untbr tit firm of J.M. Bramwrll.t To. JOHN M. IlltAMVVr.M., oi SOI. ON C. Hit AMWK1.L iiiiiii it" in:rom: tiii: ii2oibmv fsllll AT J. M. Dramwell & t'o., at Norwoo-I's corner oppoait the il I'a'mer House, ou Washington nnd Illinois ktreets, in the city of In.lianax)ln. li nt- a Imu antl wU e lee te.I stork of Dry (ioodi, Grtxtriti, Iye Stuff, .irr. Shoei, lluU, Yaili, 4-, which they ure '. hing ut ir-rflly H'ilur'(t j'lofoi coli or ppro! rotintry product. TliiiiUful fot ut favors, we liojw) ly cart ful attention to Ltisiniss, tiy constant! v keeping on lian 1 n rod I stock of (Joods, mlapu-il to tle want of our t tiktomor, and liy M llirifj tlitin ut the IohiM MKsitiln prices, to innii a litu rni slurnof cutom. tj j fKVV Loses and liaK losi tiet uality of fresh Raikins, just received an I foi sale by J. M. liltAMWKLI. Sw Ca. Gi I. AM WA It IC A NTS. AFF.W Land Warrant for sale, if aipliciition be inndr soon. Dec W J. M.IUl.VMWKbb To. imiic;ai.s 4 V.V In tin fourth trt (1 h u :u- nf rl.eio Hrv l.m m HD IM l " W I. in Hll m- j -m w m fS k II U . J WKLL St Co. 's, Norwood's roriu-r, opposite the I'ulnit-r House. Iiiiati.ip)ii'. at J. 31 . H IU HV 111 As V CO. 'p.AKF. in t ch ing tor Coo ls ut rash m iocs. Feather. Haft, Btt' 1 M-rtr, (luitvg, JirifJ Imdf, 0itt, TalluW. Butter, Ess. LtirJ, Flut Linnen, Drttit 1'emJut, White Beam, Woollen Sorks, luntey, and jtum, till ol vtiucit iio-y wir-h lo purt-haseio lar 'juaiililiri e,l noon iV noiili: i 3 H "'trn ripj oinn-.l agents tor Iho nalc of Hvlbrook C.$ all School fyparatt. Mipply of w!cti linn ju.t heen receive!, fi'itim uf orrcrif, nüitriün-i, imill clolx-s. geometrical fjrms c fc-hds, numerical f n-m-s. Jtc, to l soli at ira j,rirs,whi' ,UV'''J to c inanufacturer'a hich nre very luw. Tea. hers und otlu-is kis le.pcct fully call on.! exaniinn. CI EV. COUMKMN'S lliiti.rtrof the Popes. MP fii MOKKISOV St TALHOTT.west if Browninjr's. J.oukahucai, a ,d ,wl,tka'J jJJ "''tal f v . sr ... M KKTII'-1 s?Vsv ... I A ''I rlent rendy for the Inlluenrt. The cenuin article rcA fcn,tT pre,arM, tor n! by mokiiison fc TahBtriT. 4;itAi:c i:Mii:ia; piils. 1 MILS new an 1 ponu'ar vi tretutde medicine can le had at MOKKISON & TAliCOTi'V.

lllriiuiiiipolis W holesale Prices Cm rciif. Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel t BY KIKLA.ND & Fill ZGIBRON,

Produce Dealers, at lh- Railroad Depot. ZMCO.V per lb GROCERIES Iloa, round, Brooms, 1J"0s2..10 Lehil.bar, 0.0"a0OöJ 1 .ead , w h ite, j-ure, 1 f,ia'2." 5 I-ea.l, No. I, 1.: Da). Ml Oil. line.il, 0.0ni0.?5 Oil.l.ird, O.iiJufJ.lO Oil. sjitiin, I.T.SaOtO Oil, I anm-ts', 0Tril.ti0 Tin pei tili , O.T.W'.Oo rr:ois, w hite, 0.3T(l.V) I'otJToe., 0 1-Wi.iO Onions, I n.lj.eo ('hL-s.;, ll.OTadti liu'tor, ro:l, O.tuC.lO L:irl. U.OViUO'ii r.t-.w.-tx, o.ooo lij (Jia-eiii, ll.2lu0VÖ Tallow, tf.oTiiü.OS GUlSv vr box. bv 10, 4 t a J5 10 by L 4 -2".c4 ,i IlJti per ion. Timothy, .i.HJu"i.T0 Clover, -UtOdj.OO IRO.Y per lh. Bar. 0.000.(14 ltonn.l nnd sl're, 0 0li0.05i Ca.-tn.-s, 0,0lO.0I p in-js, 0 Otla.Olv'i Axles, 0Ofl0.P'. Anvils, O.u'JcO.15 LEATHER Sole, K.r lh. 0.5(JOn23 :alt-kins, pr dz. 1s.ih):jo.1hi Upp;r, lä.OOd-J SM Morocco, Kl.CCa'J.lK) J"he.p. j,t0u"?.00 LIQUORS per Rül list Co;. Brin lv, 0.tH)a-2.50 Iii'itPule Brandy, ".STa'.UMt Amerii anCrundv, O.tiOuO 50 Holland Cin, O.IS)al..V) Ol 1 Bour. Whisk. O.Ola 1.25 Co,,i iio., li.ta'0.S0 Oh! Ma.la. Wine, O.OO.il.:t7 TortWifie. O.C0at.n7 Sherry Wine, U.Utwl..n C.ar.-t Wine, 0.(!0uU.75 Malaga Viuc, O.CUal..0 XMLS-kt lb 10 i OhO 10.04 .1 O.'OO.li. 61 000a00j 41 0 OüuO.06 3.1 O.OOnO.i.T Brads, U.WaO.OTJ PA PER-nerream. Wrapping, 0.Cial.e.r Foolscap, :.(,0u3 2 Itnn. Boarils, gr. t).Uial.i O SEEDS ver hu. clover, S,"'',1 Flax, Ü.:0(it.:3 Tinmthv. 00.ldl.0rt hoii!.Jem. 2.7.mi3 00 Clear i,lt, 3.2.a.I.5) ll.ons, 4.l.Ca5.uU BF.F.Fp r cu t. not, ''.ÖOVJI'O CJ.YDIF.S per I'.., 0.1.'atl.20 cotto.v r.iR.v ti.i-j.iu.i.1 C-tf.VZ; .KS per ll)., f:earine, 0 JO MouM, U.laO. JO COILY .VEAL bu., O.VU.rO 2 FLOUR per brl., 3.J5a3.4u FRUITS p-r bu. Apjiks, gre.n, 0.-.'0rt).00 A(..l.-s, dried, UjlMJOO l'e:i lns, tirii-d. 1 i'.aJ-.l'O .Mnion.Is, per lb., 0.1.'aa.-J0 Hjirins,per txix, OCciöu FISH Mackerel, No. I, per brl. 12 ( (Uili.i. No. !, h tlr-Ml , ti.T5u?.l.O No. 1, qr. brl., 4lXiaI''5 No. 1, kits, i.Via:l.lii) No.'.', per brl., lO.OGa 10.50 No. 2. batf-bi 1., e.Otö0..VJ No.:i, prr brl , 9 SCuO.OO Salmon, kits, II.OOuU UJ FFITJIKHS per lb. list, 0.2Ru0t:0 Or.linarj-, U.lhcl)2i O HA LSH:t l.u. Wheat, dC20.C4 live, u-lSlail.X CÖra, 0.1SaU2. OuU, O.UiaÜ.15 GROCERIES CoUVe, liest Itio, ll.ts7aO.HH Suar, N . ., O.tiäaO.Ü.'i S'igiir, I -iaf, 0.l0iai2i Sugar, cruiheJ, U.lIluO.).') Twa.tJ.r., UCJaUU Tea, Imperial, 0.50a(l.7ü Tea. V. Hyson, U.:Wa(l bU repper, O.'vaO 09 Spice. 0.12aO.. Saleratus, 0 Dtii0.()7 Mohtsses, X. O., I) 30a0 Molasses. S. H., Ü.I W1.47 Tar, A.C., brl., 5 OOaO.'K Tar, Florida, 4.i:,aOM Toba.-cu, 0('it3i) MadJ.T, 01 3ml.lt Indigo, IOOul.10 Rice, O.OjiadbCi opperas, 0.liat.0:.i Rosin, O.ÜCiüO.Oa (iiiiger, (l.llalll-.'i Clones, 0.3:).IO UnnpowJer, jlo6.71 Soap, No. 1, O.ltf JflO.ro CaM.i, (l.20a().2." Alum, 0.0"a0 00 Nutmegü, 1 .62i 1.76 Wuojen ßucke,K,'17.j.i().b0 I.IAKAPOi.lS POST OFFICJI2. Arrival mid l)C2:irturrs ol' tlic Liirtk.- Closes daily, at - .... Arrive daily at ...... Cicimnati via HroukcdU Closes Moiidayf, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ...... Arrive Tujdays, Thursdays, and Palurday, Cincinnati vi.i Lutrrenctbtvifk Clones Tuesdayu, Thursdays an J aturdays, ArnvcH Vednenday, Fridays, and Sundays, Southern via .MadUon CUea daily, except Sunday, - Arrives daily, except Sunday, Leavenworth via Blovmingtoit Cles .Mondays, Wed-tiesd.iy-and Fr.l , -Arnves Tuesday!", Tiiursd.iya, nc.d Saturday?, Western via Tcrre Haute Closes daily, ... Anives daily, -Montezuma Clses Tuesday and Fridays". ... Arrives Wednesdays, ami Saturdays, Crawforostiu.k l.'lse daily, exceit Sundays, - Arrivemt iily, except Stind.i) . ... Lai'avette via Lebanon ('loses Tueadajs and Fridays, - Arti es Wednesdays, ami Fridays, N'orthkrn via Io transput t C'ioHea Mmiday, Wf dundjya nnd Fndayti, - -Arrives Tues.lnys,Tliursda n,and Saturdaj s, Greenville, O., via Winetetter, It- Cheon Mohd:iyi and Fruity, ...... Arrives Tuesdays and Saturday , ... Pendleton Closes l'liHrid.i)ü, Airive Wednesdays, ..... Peru via BroaJ Kipple 1'Ause Ttiestday?, ArriveH Fridays, ...... Indianao'i.f,.Yov. i't, i"4-. 1 DL'NhAl 5 P. b A. 6 F. GP. M. M. M. M 6 A. M. 7 P. M. C A.M. 2i r. .m. 6 A. M. 4 P. M. 8 A. M. Ä P. M. 7 A.M. 3 P. M. 8 A.M. 5 P. M. 7 A.M. 0 P. M. 7 A. '2 P. 7 A. CP. ft A, a p. M. M. M. M. M. M. (.A.M. 4 r. m. P. M. JrCons'iniption is Jisro which is carrying its victims to the lomhs by thousands, without living nrreste 1 in its progress by medicinrs in common use at the present time. But a brighter day is coming, und has come as to successfully &rii.t this disease. Dlt. HOUKRS' LIVI-ZttWOBT AM) TAU, not only gives imme. miatc relief in COUGHS and COl,lS, but fiom the testimony 0 men of th big .est stariuinj beieaiul iUewhere.it is making nome veiy n-markable cures of CONSUMPTION. Improvements in the tie.tm(Mit of diNcast -" nre o:iar, ami nothing can artast its fiiirit in the present Bs. Those who are jiCticidl with diseased Ijungt, wool J do well to etil on thca;tnt and see the certificates of Dr. Wui. J. HicharJs, Ju.I-re Wm. Buike, the Wife of the Rev. (ieorpe W. Maley, an l of Dr. Hiram Cox, late Profcsuor iu the Kclcctic MeJical Colleg of Cinrinuatl. I'or s,te by W M . IIA N N A MAN. Indianapolis. 50-2w S;tlc ol lelinqiiciit l.:uils :tnl Town Iots Tor .Marshall Comiiy. Auditor's Urncc, M arkiullCountt, Plymouth, Ave. 1j, 1"4M. TOTICK I hereby given that the land Bnd town lots that hive been relume ! dciimiueiit to this i.itice lor the non-jiavin ut of t.i-s line on tl.em, and oviti(J from the owners thereof Vir the year lJ7,iiii l lU.a the w hole ol tho krverul tincts of l.-inJ and town h)'s in fai l ttelin ut iit list iiiciitbned , r so much then of ns u ill satis!)- lb tuxes and charges due tin r on tespectivüy, r due from tin; owners thereof, w hi teohtat the Court House door ut Ply mouth, the county seat of Marshall county aforesaid, on ?h first Mond.iy in January, .-4', coinnu-ncina irecisrly at tt o'clork A. M.ol K.ii liliv.by tlie County Treasurer, unless k.-.i 1 laxes ani charge be p.ii-l Leloi e thit time. Sii.l sale to continue from Jjy to day until all arc soli or o!u red lor sale. Iu wirn'.s whi reot I h.ive heieiinto affixed the scsi.. county seal, an 1 my finnture, ut Ply mouth, this l.'ith day ol November, I !J4.W. r( M w i s WILL 1 AMM I ) I! M IK M, Auditor. rÖTa s:---.i.cyitfso.', coi .vi v. V.'iV of ljts of Land M rtagi d to Totcuship Xo. G, Xorth, of Jl'ine Xo. S Hast, in J.cksna County, Indiana. f ipiIF following lots of hin.t.or so much its mar be nec'ss iry, will Jl ou the J'th d.ivof Feli'y nest, ut tl.e Pooi t House. In Brown town, between II c hours pi'esciihej by law, l eotlcrej totliehih. i'Ht bid. h-r, Ihe Li I heiti-' tual O the amount that may Lc due on tin- day of su'e, to wit : Lots nuintieri-d two huiidr-d nnd sevcnWii, and two hundred und eighteen, (-JI?,) l'J I-,) in Itiowitstown, In.hana; moil. pa. d by William and Jelierson Tilfoid ; l isti. Intrekt sui.l pi nslty, SSI UO-IOO. ADAM WINF.INliKK, Town. Trias. JKSSK LOC S. 6 4 3 w $ 1 WILLI A t (.K.OlUiK. Auuiriiii'i Oll I, Juklu-I OuiKTV, I.. I November lid, I .- !TOTC' is hereby Kivon Hint tin hinds and town lots contain 1J ed III tlie ilellii."lent lifts of .ti 1 rountv, r so much tin i.nf lis will :itily the tax-s due ihereou repectiv Iy, r thrt may lUi from the ova -nets thereof pn.l tilt pelliltV, inl lest nnlrh.Hgi'S that may be due at he time of the i.u!e, ill lie old ut public. ut the Court lou? tln.ir in Itrown.town, in sai l county, on t ! first Monday in Januai v, A. I). 1M', within H e hnirs icrri'ifd by law. And if not sold ;i said div.th- sale will becoutintnd from lav to day until all ure ohl or ilVie.l I-r sal--. It KZI. N A. KKDMAN, Hecrmbrr7, Mw f ?.'jr $ 1 .00) Auditor J.C. Snle of l'liiiqitnt I.uimIs and Town Lois in ( linCon t'oiuify. At oitoh'h Ou ter, Ci.istos Pni'irr, ) FrunKJiirt, .Yor. .' I, lH. ) N OTIC I. Is herehv Kiveti that the I. an Is and Town Lots Hint have b.-eu returned .lelimjiM iit to llii i.ttice, for Hie non piy. nient of ta'n due thereon, or duo Irom tint owners thereof, lor tho year 117, or so intirh thereof, tu will l e ti c-iiry to .iy !bo inxrs, penalty, interest. and coxts due thereon, will I c ol1 at tho ("curt (louse door, In the town of Frniikfuit, Ihe count) sent of sii.l county, on the lirst Moiidiy of January, Ir-'W, comim -in itiR at 10 o'clock of said day, by the County Treasurer, unless sui.l taxes aiiJ charges he i aid letorc the day of sub. JOHN P. CUOTIIF.US, .V.'-lwls Auditor of Clinton County. SCitc ol liitliiiii:!, Iliimillon C ounty. Ai DtTin' ()ri :. Nov. 1-1. JVOTICK i hereby given Hint the lands ami town lot contained ivi in the il I'liijuint lll of sni.l county, or so much thereof us w ill satifcfy the tuses due thereon renctively , or duo Iioni Ilm nwners thetcof, with the inteiesl, rnalty sind charges due at the time of tho Rule thereof, will he mid at ub?i' uurtion ut the mutt boue ihor iu Noblesville, Hamilton county, Indiana. on the first .Monday In January, A. I. If-J'.t, wuliin the Hours remtritiea y law. AtloU, I.KVI KAKI.K.V. All j wis Auditor 1 tmiilllon Counts-. Oi if, .1. unit äi Täw lit I.. fatisisi ssisi sissss iwi iii.ii.i sss 'I'iiston Comity. TOTICF. ish-reby given that the 1 inds nnd hU rrturne l ih-lin. 11 quellt f.r the iiori payirti lit of taxes due on them for the year 117, situate in Tipton county and St;ite of Indiana, as adveitie. and ib-ncrihed In tho luanuieiipt copies posted up at .New Lanctiiter, Thoin.ss Cooper's, un I iu the Ch i k's an 1 Auditor's and Trensu. rer's otlice. or so much thereof as w ill satisfy the l.ies due thereon respectively, or due from the owners thereof, will be sol 1 at the court house door in Tipton, tho county seat of said county, on the first Monday of Junuary, If P.I, within the hours presenile.! hy law. Oivcn under my hand this Ch dav of November, A. I. I 'If1. SKWTOV J JACKSON, fthfwis rik and Y.. ttt. Aud. Tipton Co BY virtue of u copv of decree to in direcled from the clerk's office, of tho Mrkm Circuit Court, I will expose to public nale.on the 4th day of Jauinry, Hll, nt the Court House !oor in the town of Indianapolis, w ithin the hours prescribed by law, tho rents und piolits lor seven year, of tint following lial istjte, lo-wit t Lot No. 9, in tuiusrc ('(. iu the town of In Ii ini;i-'i-And on failure to real ite the full amount of mini Judgment interest and Costs, I will ot the same time end place, exose the fe simple of kail real ctate. 'I n ken as the property of Henry and Jacoti J. Ohr, and Jus. P.Druke, at the suit of Klla'.elh Cost, A inu., kc. or (eort? Cost, deceasotl, and Janus S. Carper and Kliaheth Carper, his wile. CHAKLKS lt. C AMPBKLL, .Vt Hw Slier id" Mi.rion County. The Stale of Indiana, .llarion coiiiH) ,ss. iM TNE I'KOHSTK CotTRT OK SslO COI'NTY, FKHRCsav Tta, 113. Petition for the saltvf Real Extate. William Sullivan, Administrator of the estatu of James B. Uay. do. ceased, rs. James il U.i v, (eortr;e (I. Iloiuian, Many Ann Hob n.an.K ia Jnno Hay, Samh Hav, Virpinia Kay, John V. Uay, Thomas MHtthew s, mid Indiana .latlhew i. rglllH said Thomas Matthews an I Indiana his wife, arc hereby 8. notified that a petitoni in ihe above, emilled rase, ha this day been file 1 a-aiiit them mi I t'ie other deCendauts above named, in iho Probate Court Mfuresuid, lhat tha same is now pendinir in said coin t, that they a ar into said curt on the lirst day of the next term th.-reof, and rhow cause if nn they have or know why an order for tin: sale o( the tea! estate in sai l petition set forth nnd Iscribed, should not Im made, aud lhat in default tln'ieof, said ptiHon and the matters tl.e ein contained, will l e taken ns ronfencJ and proceeding! will be hU thereon aeenrdinffly. Hv order ot sai l Court. Atteet, 11. IL DUNCAN, Clerk. K. S. Wsi-roi-E, Ih cem' er II, 1-4. I'-OwHis 'sniK; of Imliuim. Tliuiiilioii Comiiy. l!S TUB lUMILTOSl PaoASTi Coi st, NVKMSSa rilBM, lf4f. TAI1 court declared Ihe eUale of Ueoiuo ?. lhaley, !eceand, to Ti be pro'.mhly inlverit: ereilitors are therefow reip-ueil tofilB their rhiiuis a ihist the said etle for al nwanees in Hie said Probate court within ten months from the date hereof. r iliev will ntri entitled ton..n.ei.i. ?ASWi:LI. IJOXLEV, 'Jw1l Athnltiistnlor de ho im uon.

liMli.-itia polls :iiu ICrllofoiiiiiin; i:. Ii. , ivotici: to m i:sc:::ib:i;ks. 4 T ll'C 'at S'siion ol the DL.ar!.f lir'ctorr, the f.llowm 2. amendment., wire m:.Jctotl.c Ity I ws, which I i b!i ' 1 will give more promptness to tl.e eoi'strucuou of th work, s.u. I lie more satisfactory to subscribers th.rn our foimer rru a'iou. ns they cive a jurt ciMiij.eii;iti.. lor t. e use of the nuurj , I fvre the stock will yield a itiv id n I, when suLscvihers elect to pv on H. tr Stock In lull, without taking the lour jearsrredit. Ftr'l. Any nu' scriher who has heretofore ul.wri'.ed perronül stork, either ca-h. , lv or, or ma-eriaN, mnv ps tltt i.inic ou' in full, nt any time wi.hiu six nion h fromti i tm.e, i r i.ayir-p. (inrlu w hat has been p; i I) in ca.Ii.tnenty it..!.,, (tT erth shar". and new suKsi-i i'x-i s m..s eitl'er t&ke the credit het,-s.ft,rr al)i v( 1 fjr tour eirs, or m iy j,t tl.eir option , py cah in l-.i.l of twsntv hl!..rs, tor each shaie. Secnd II s:i' sei iberi w ho have reiained. or w h 1...II rrtam. the r'ght of red. -million of l nd, may r!icni t'ie s me sny timn will in one year Imm ihe.Uteot the hed.l-y J i' in 'cash, tw enty ro.lrn lor e ci share .f s!m k is-ne I n;Ui Y l n.'). 7 fiird. Land sulwc iU-r rn;is rfiei tu I jt ititf the iricip:l will out i:,te e i. j u.i M, 0li!-'if i.f ir.i'iro i J; lining lul w.l! Ildt ! O'.-COUi table tor r niK. Fmrth. S;,'H-!i:uof Lm.'s w ho are ü iti4 with'he on-i-n;il üppr u-en . n ma applj ?o tiie I rei.:-nt wiihin thins .Ijmi f-oin the tune th-y hall l.- ni!rmt i ,. wr r in;; of t h- ap'-ii i-. -ine.it fr a re ap:.raiK, inert ; a;i. the sulscrilr ntivM -. Jt oi li.n.teres -l . ;.rr.i.-er. a - ! t: e Preside, t one. nri tl.V fvo re appraise the same, an i if it dull .. 5.pj r n.d at more than the former :pji-:i'M-merit, or H" the Mibscri'er h i coi.-es to the com patiy, they shall pny the expends, oil erw i-e tl eyhi'li be deiras . d by th sutiscriln-r 'Fijlh. TI e Tre.isur r Is MUhorirc I to seil ; s ii pf the rompanv hon. is, to inn live y-ar, at a rate tlni will put iV-rni fr w Inch they ere sIJ, it an interist of not esreelin t.-n j-r m. r-r c-nt per annum. These Ion ! l ein perfectly n cum-J, Win a lien djhiii the hole land fund, and u,oii H.e loa ! as constructed' sli niLl be an otject to our citizens whi h ive money to inv-t. And as they are cf the denomination of on hundred iloIJirs, they wi.l he ac-cusiblc to a I who shat! apply in time. Suth. Tl e eastern termination of the line in ihis Fta'e has been J'C-riuai'eutly fiie.l upon tt.e Ohio line in Jlan.lo'ph rou-.tr. on the i:r-ct route'troiii Wmcl et r, Inrtiana,to S-i.lnev und BeiUfontaine, Ohio. The prospects cf the company for the construction of the wrr.lc 3j an early tiay, are quiteequal to Hie mor cherid-ed anti ipations of the D.iard. ' O. II. SMITH, President. Dec'iii!r 9, its. iT is (Journal, aud Volkshhtt at Indils. w ill copy and charge B. it. It. R. Co.) 1'eiii :iimI linli:iii;iflis U:iilro:ul. kotic;i; to uinnr.us. 'PIIE uoilcrsitrncd w ill rin-ive sealed jucposals up to and on t the tliird (hy of January next, for the constnictian and completion of the superstructure, i, chiding 3'I the w.rk not enihrsrvJ under existing contracts . ner:sary to coniplt te the tirsi division of the roa 1 hetween No'ilesvill? and tlie Madison and InJiai:i-olit railroad re;idy for the iron raili. The plans of th- iructure. vpecifications and terms will be open three days previous to the diy ol 1 -ttin The u ! etc work to be completel on or hef.uethe first day of Septemler next. Peyment$ eah. Propositions, however, will he considt re! witti refeiei.ee to

payments part rah anl a nrt in stock oftlie compnnr, in t'.at proportion thl may host uit the convenience of the cm. Mario". In awarding the woik irefrenee will te clvrn to rtoek holders. W. J. HOLMAN, ) L COTTlNdll AM. Comtui ti-e. JKSSK LITTZ. S Noblesville. P.t. 4, 14-. ÄVtJauI I'rinliiiu: i:st:iUli-li!Ni'iit for S.tlc TRHF. un lenunrd is desirous U sell tl.e pres an l ts pin, toeM. tl. er willi nil the appurtenance thereunto belomjini, iol now used, in the puhlication of the "Hestern Sun and fJeiM-ral Advertiser," piinte.l at Vincenneu. Irehaun. The locution is on of the be-t in the Vet for the put lira:i n of a .lemooraMe nr.per. The ffood will of the cstiblUhment will be sold with it. The subFcription lit numbers r.bout H10 pixtd j3j in? sur.rriler, and it j inav, with i little exertion, be iicre-.l to ?,sai. The Job Wotk j and advertiNiusr patronage is svorth atout ?-.lK O per annum. Any I one wishing to cni;re in the newspaper business woul I do well tu j crd! and see the siihcribi-r nt hi riom. No. lbs. Talmer House. Inj dinur-potis. Indiana, liy tlie lOih inst The only o'.j.-rt in vh-w in j otfi tin; the hun priming oth-e f ir mc if , to n-tiie from a fi' td of ; bibor which is too I.il ono'is for the prex nt stale of the subscriber's heaUh. The roii!TrtS'ion3l iT riot in w hielt the Sun is vub'Uhc.l srare a demcr:.tic mavu ity of nearly Pill t the recent Presidential ebxlion, and there ia I u one other dinocrati . paper in the distri-t. With a little industry, an editor niipcht make money t y making th .urchae. The press, tvps-i r.nd rularenv The oii;ioal cost of the materials w as 51'H'O ; they will ' e job! for a much I' um of inonev if one half i pail i!own. A roajna'.le credit will e cten.te.t on tlie other half JOHN K.JONKS. Indiannim'is, Dec. 12, le'4?. . .V v a i.va ttf.i: vVityi ran si i-s:. Fin Mihs South of Indianapolis, and near the M. and I. Rail Raid. M SO Acre. 0 tli'n Trad, Kkl Ant it under Culiivitnm IM Hrßu Fruit Tr t.f'irimr bfiit culUcuted FmU .1 gvid H'rtl of Mfr, Uestdia a nerrr f illing Spring. .1 fjmid Frame IHrrlltu House, und Brick SmvL Huu't A large an t Commiutmus Frame B m. flHK uncleared Mirtion ol thia Farm, heme slsmt I'O acres, is .& mostly well tiniliered w ith sraluatile liuililme nn.l Rs I Tinil.rr, and the whole Tract h of the best ani mt productive w l in Hm country. It lies sufhciently htrh and rotlinc. Its location is in heu'ili) and plea:nl iiei;litMhl. lt prosimity lo the city nd to the Ka'l Road , affords ready facility to carry its produce to any market. The improve :m Ms are into!cr:.td j sij tirder sinh a to era- ! hie n jaircliaer, with lut tritt n-.g rprue, ti make t tie Fanu il .nc prolitaMe. Tlie property must lie neen, lo be duty appiecitited. Fi rsunsw lsht ins to pun h ie, will ol couree view tlie premi-es f..r theinselves. so 1 that a more pirlicutar lewriptHn H teeme.l unnecessary. Per-ona I desiiotis of eianiming the Farm, are referred to Jacob Turner, east of Indianapolis; Mr. Itutn, w ho lives on the premises, m lor in (or- ; uialion. l.i Mr. T. M . Smith, tf InlianaH.!i, or to llie undersigned. I I will sell tlie ahm e ihicti'ie 1 Farm t n price whHh, con-nieting lis lidv.inUcejt, will present an in.liieement to Ihe pnrclwer, wIik H Ii w ill scarcely meet sviTti el-evliere in the county, ttwitl bedesirOh to cet half Cash in hand. The terms of payment for the rrmninltr will le hlieral nml arroinnioJatint. II. HAT KS. Xi.vemlierg, IH. 54 fw ums!1Iac;to ham. roii sin:. rPHlS fine Tavern Stnnl, (conducted f.-r the lest twelve yeai-by - .. P.iownini!) is nw offered lor Mle. To peroii kcqinlntesl w iln lmli:ini;.oli-',a description of this prpeily wisihl riot le neresHiry; but lo lhoe it uarquaii ird, it may I r pr. per to say,tba1it is Kitmted on U"ahin;v.i Mirt t n' out tlie ceiitr ol tliecit) of 1 Liliana; Hilis. The biiihlincs tue t ri. k the fnnt three ilone nboe ihe bnsenient, the wing two Morles, Cie w Iso'e riinniiiir.; w voil) ft urrrx inS. If i!ei!t-il, au extensive it-hle Insin rven'y st.ihs, ur lithe tieresH ir cr iiii-nes cnhs and -heds Mtt.ifl'ed. will l e sold v. i h the stand. The luriiitine in the buil.linc belonging to Mr. Prow .inj. br n. May 11, lsl. Ina If lt. I. 1ILV1 HC. üiftT: r ha ci? roil s:aiujai.. 'pilK iindersi.'ti-l in :eithor.7.ed to nell th it plen.lid tnct of Und, A known Hit out-lot N. H. ndjoinirn wel imlisiiapolis, trontinj on the National P.oa'1, ami with'n three piarter of n nuV -f VThlt River llride. cordniuiiiK a little ver 2" acres. Tin U oi.e of Ihe iiiot eliitite sidntions for a city fart, ut e iitlein.ni's ridence, to be f um I in tins virinity ; n-l svhethrr lHutit n sprculMion. to he cut Into lt.. or a a ol and safe investment of niMicy. Huie disposed to purrha-e w ill tiecide. A l-argun cm hehid. Apdv t lil.OUCi: A. It A I'M A V, 11 Urn Sentinel Office. 'I'O ULM'. N liible store, itirl i li-if dw filing, on Wa hinrton H'frl, shotllv lo I"' vacated. This Is, for an entert ri-.inir merchant, n ?'h1 oiMKrtunity, m it will b re ite.l low, (.it J Ht-!KKion eoou piven. It is nl a stsn l, that, with projier Management, would command a htri ciiom. local an t iransient. Kor particulars upptyto (iKO. A. I'llAI'MAV 4lf AIVIIITSTUATOIC'S SALF. 'nlll'. ttudersinned. A lininiali a'orof lh" Ftalel' F.-(ioY. James i It Uav dHC.-e.l. will on Thi.rla . ti I Ith d ol January, in front of th- Hy House, ne.ir he Co-ut II. .use, in the City of In li inapolis, o:!rr lor s i!e to the l.iuli. sl 1 1 'der, ?.. the t-rrsonal pr-pt i1y ol cud Jati- ll. llny,i!rriio-.t. to entre tow iikhlp. In Sl iii.ui County, IlidiaiiJ, coriMtlil of tl.e lo biisimr article, to w it: one sell 2 vols'. llJine nnd Stnnlh 't's l.r ',atn), Jolitisoii's I)iIfest, Peters' I)-iil, Conovei 's Ibi-sl In. lev, It'l-.. ll on Crnne. 1 bor.-, I row. xo. I vnriou other anicb- of jm i.t.ii propeity belninf to tai I estate. And oil the (,, Lowing Thms.'S) , J jnuarjr l"tli, 1 L. w ill offer to si ll at or near the ni U tice of .VcCurly in Pike township, in aid t'ounty, ii'.Kjtit nine i ilh s north wel f loin In lianaHj,s, the followiej petsonil piopettv hi lonjinjf to iil evlate, to.-A it: 1 Steel, 2 h iU i-s, I plow, kc. Terms of t lir all suina of thr-- dollars an.! un.b-i . ca-h Ii l.aiit.tint for all sums os i r three itopMie, i.otrs at li mouths frnni da'e, w ith upp'OVcd sri t:l(y, .'.ii I wit haut Uli)' Ic ii f VvlijN.'r fiom sluntioti or (l!i ais iti.'iit Ij s s. WM. M'LLIVAN, Hit in, i-H. Wi- 3 Adminletrator. Tu ssö Lif fi ; o"x or I a i Fi ix s:iisiiiY7 f BtllK ro-pniiio mi.ip hei-eioloir exist i ut Im t ween the ut sr r iters, J under the (inn of leVolf V (i iiiin, was dissolved, by mutual consent, on the l.Vli of I)ceinber, l-H. All a-ou:iU will iei. th-.l bv II. P. He Wolf, w Lo will continue the tut tu. r bnin, t the City Haloon. IL P. HF.WOI.F, Indianapnlis, Dec. p.). 1eW. Clwl J. J. t. ANSON. Bl'ST IM-.CK1VF.I). ."thrds prime m w crop Sur, 2 ) brls j iime new cmo Molasses, 10 half hris do. Forsuhv rr low. I S. : '. MllOllK. AUV BAHTllN: A Tale of Mnncotcr Life, ju.t n cuved br "' IIOOH k. NOBLK. "sjjKW CROP Iti.isins, Almonds, C..sh, Clo c, lor sah low. I XI 1 s tc W. MOO It F.. r ANAW1I.V Salt, lor sale by U ' THOMAS HlJlST.Sijn ofthe KidAnsil ln.!iaiipilis, June 16, 1 e I rUIMS! FHIXTS! Iii rilÄfl VAUDS F.nirlith und Am. Iran Ft mts, Irom 41 totSO criit, at IIOHN'S. AtlJUHt , irH. 20 4'iii:ti i-ic5rs. IfYk PIF.CF.S Iltiülleli nid A met ic a ii print, of every st)U O"'' attll ll'lSlit V. Ilir rule llV Hie IlleCl. oi van J let v . I. . .. at t A . MAvmnvv. FFAV pieces ofeitia uperfino Wool Hyed Illark ai d Itlue I'.tark 'lotli.chenperthau ever hrfore otfeied. iuxtrerrived t V,n,,:, ... J- s- t'M.o:".-. VFSTIXC.S. 7rZ TIUCF.a Vflinci,tme veiy fine. t w boee bs7 , . . t- IL WILLIAMSON. 9 W aahintnnst., nearly oppositi :trat.ch tiiik. M'AV HOOKS! m:v HOOKS! rlMIF. SuUenlxTs are now -receiving from the Lastrm citht A Urge addition to their former Mock of taioks.nn l would invite the tlti-s of Indianapolis and icimt v to ca',1 in and examnoon k noüi.i:, Z . . Hates' .New Puildintrsir.Miiii:s. 7,i TONS assortisl Bloom hnn: ?txi krs amted Nsils; i W tons aiHoited Cuktimra and Hollow W'ar ; V i tt Kliptio Springs ; eett Duirgy and Carriage Al- ; for W l-y THOMAS Bt'IST, 4(-y Sinn of the IteJ Anvil. xorim:. THOSE Indebted to us will please rail and etile. We dinhWe to restirl to law for Hits collection of drUs. SMITH k HANN I. IVDKJO AMI MADDLIt, OF a superior tpialuy, cheap, nt M MAYIIKW'3. An derubw n Democrat, nnJ Panvilte Advertiser copy. CurriuKc and Htiucy Spi injjs, 4i SETTS Juitrtoeived andlorsalt ly 9P U7 THOMAS B a BUIST Nail :uwl SpiUi k! 4HI KEtJSissorted Nulls; also 50 keg aeorted Kpikefor tPlFy ileat reduced prices by THO M AH HCIfT. COUXTIIY PUOIU7CK. rC continue to purchase In large lots for f no at low rsteTT ' SMITH &. HA NV ILLI AUD on ileal Property J asfrerei ved llov MMUItlSOV At TALPOTT H-AI.MS ard Testament., in Ure print, onj Pockrt Bi! les. A. 16 DAVIS is llAV.opposlt. l almer Home. f I KAIlLGY'S Life of Cromwell, ji,streceird. I fi June 14 4 10IIRIS0V U TAI.BOl T A WHIM.auditsConsequences.byO. P. K. James, Fr. Just l receivelbv llOstn It noüi.i:.